CMAKE does have a built-in feature to generate GraphViz (dot) dependency graphs of a
project. I am unsure why Timo wrote his own script to do so, but CMAKE can definitely do
it.
-r
Am 31.12.2010 17:58, schrieb Ged Murphy:
I didn't know about this feature.
Will this help the effort towards a minwin effort in fixing the
dependency hierarchy (mess)?
Ged.
Its not a cmake feature. Its a custom script. you could probably have
cmake boil coffee with the right script ;-)
Currently the graph is a big mess, its simply too many dlls involved to
see anything from it.
But it provides good raw data to create any kind of graphs from it.
I have been using yEd, sadly it doesn't handle the node ids (the dll
names) properly, so all nodes simply get a number and the name gets
lost. Dunno why that is. It can be worked around by adding an yEd
specific label tag.
Timo
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